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Ahimsa Library is run under the auspices of VISHWA AHIMSA SANGH, a charitable institution, founded by the prominent Jain saint His Holiness Acharya Sushil Kumarji Maharaj. It provides air-conditioned, spacious, clean, peaceful and congenial atmosphere, with free Wi-fi, to the aspiring Civil Servants and those, who are preparing other ...
world class Ahimsa Library. ahimsalibrary@gmail.com. +91 8800780038, 011-28743681. Acharya Sushil Ashram Ahimsa Bhawan Shankar Road. New Delhi, Delhi 110060.
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Jawahar Lal Nehru Ji in 1963 for building an Ahimsa Library. Guruji in his lifetime made collection of over 8000 Books on Jainism‚ Jain Agams (Shastras) in Sanskrit‚ Hindi and Gujrati plus some of world religions.
Ahimsa Library Located in the serene and peaceful premises of Vishwa Ahimsa Sangh, a charitable reli.
Jan 1, 2022 · Ahimsa is one of the primal and ancient ethical values inherent in the Indian society. The term “Ahimsa,” which is a synonym to non-injury or nonviolence, closely associates itself to the Buddhism and Jain religious philosophies .
AHIMSA LIBRARY in the city New Delhi by the address Acharya Sushil Ashram, Shankar Rd, Block R, Block B, Rajender Nagar Part 1, New Rajinder Nagar, New Delhi, Delhi 110060, India.
Practicability of Ahimsa - Jainworld. Since Jainism has prescribed the doctrine of Ahimsa as its cardinal principle, the entire Jaina ethical code has been laid down with a view to transforming this principle into actual practice.
May 2, 2023 · By emphasizing the role of the church, Parks reinforced the association of nonviolence with a narrow understanding of what Gandhi called “ahimsa,” a word that is often translated as “non-harm” or “non-violence,” but which carried a range of meanings for Gandhi and many of his colleagues.
